Hezbollah Chief Assassinated in Israeli Attack on Beirut Using 2,000-lb. Bombs from The U.S.

Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah was assassinated in an Israeli attack on southern Beirut that used U.S.-supplied 2,000-lb. "bunker buster" bombs on a heavily populated residential area, violating the Geneva Convention.

Both the U.S. and Israel have made it clear that they don't care about international law, as members of the Biden Admin rushed to released a flurry of statements showing their support for Israel, and cheering on Nasrallah's death, while claiming they want to see de-escalation.

But de-escalation is the last thing the region is seeing right now, as Israel continues to bomb both the Gaza Strip and Lebanon (killing dozens of civilians), Yemen's Ansar Allah fire a ballistic missile at Israel's airport upon Netanyahu's return, and both Iran and Hezbollah vow retaliation.